 | sir Archibald Alison (1st bart.) - 1841 - 894 trang
...concealed together several weeks; but his retreat having been discovered, Spechbacher was obliged to lly to the higher mountains, where, on one of the summits of the Eisgletscherr, in a cavern discovered by him in former times when pursuing the chamois, belay for several... | |
 | Sir Archibald Alison - 1854 - 368 trang
...concealed together several weeks. But his retreat having been discovered, Speohbacher was obliged to fly to the higher mountains, where, on one of the summits of the Eisgletscherr, in a cavern discovered by him in former times when pursuing the chamois, he lay for... | |
 | Luise Mühlbach - 1868 - 290 trang
...concealed ; they inflicted the heaviest fines and most cruel tortures on the friends of the fugitive chief, because they would not betray the place where their...higher mountains, where, on one of the summits of the EiHglctscher, in a cavern discovered by him in former times when pursuing the chamois, he lay for several... | |
 | Luise Mühlbach - 1868 - 282 trang
...concealed ; they inflicted the heaviest fines and most cruel tortures on the friends of the fugitive chief, because they would not betray the place where their...in vain. Joseph Speckbacher had disappeared, and so bad Father Haspinger and Anthony Wallner.* * Speckbacher had fled to the higher mountains, where, on... | |
 | Sir Archibald Alison - 1870 - 368 trang
...concealed together several weeks. Kut his retreat having been discovered, Spechbacher was obliged to fly to the higher mountains, where, on one of the summits of the Eisgletscherr, in a cavern discovered by him in former times when pursuing the chamois, he lay for... | |
 | Luise Mühlbach - 1893 - 556 trang
...concealed ; they inflicted the heaviest fines and most cruel tortures on the friends of the fugitive coief, because they would not betray the place where their...fled to the higher mountains, where, on one of the Hummits of the Eisgletscher, in a cavern discovered by him in former times when pursuing the chamois,... | |
 | Luise Mühlbach - 1902 - 516 trang
...concealed ; they inflicted the heaviest fines and most cruel tortures on the friends of the fugitive chief, because they would not betray the place where their...Eisgletscher, in a cavern discovered by him in former times when pursuing the chamois, he lay for several weeks in the depth of winter, supported by salt... | |
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... had set upon their heads. Joseph Speckbacher, for whom the soldiers were hunting most eagerly, had disappeared. The French and Bavarians ransacked every house where they suspected he might be concealed ; they inflicted the heaviest fines and most... 